Case Studies:
How a Sentencing Narrative Led to a 65% Federal Prison Sentence Reduction
Guidelines of 63 months for visa fraud. Ten months of documented work. Judge Shubb imposed 15, a 65% federal prison sentence reduction.
What Should You Do After a Federal Indictment?
Branden Coluccio was indicted for healthcare fraud facing years in federal prison. He used the time between indictment and sentencing to build a record that changed everything.
How to Choose a Defense Attorney In Federal Court | WCA
When Ayesha Khalid's family faced federal charges, they did not know where to start. White Collar Advice helped them find the right attorney and build a plan.
Federal Drug Trafficking Sentencing Guidelines: 5 Years Faced, 11 Months Served
Mario Hernandez faced a five-year PSR recommendation for drug trafficking. His sentencing narrative moved the judge. He served 11 months and qualified for RDAP.
Conspiracy to Commit Healthcare Fraud: A Doctor Faced 51 Months, Served 10
Dr. Nate Schott pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud. The government sought 51 months. He served 10. Here is what he built before sentencing.
Letter to a Judge for Sentencing: A Below-Guidelines Result
A family facing sentencing built character reference letters and a record that showed the judge the whole person. The best possible outcome followed.
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